I have finally decided to release 0.9.2 after 2 days of not receiving bug
reports and so, I have tested the build on netbsd, gnu/linux and w32, maybe
some problems can appear on w32 and 64 bit unixes, but I prefer to make these
changes on the next releases instead of making this one later :)

Here's the long changelog and the tarball download:

  http://radare.nopcode.org/get/changelog-0.9.2
  http://radare.nopcode.org/get/radare-0.9.2.tar.gz

ChangeShort:

 * Initial support for powerpc (asembler, disasemble, analyze, graph)
 * Fix graph flickering and useless cpu usage
   - Implement call walking
   - Zoom in (draw graph from a node)
   - Colorize calls and jumps
 * Add strings-<pe>-flag rsc scripts
 * Initial import of 'rasm'.
   - A patch assembler for x86, arm, ppc and java.
   - Integrated inside the core with the 'wa' command.
 * Breakpoints toggleable with F2 using cursor in visual mode
 * Initial support for native w32 debugger
 * Visual zoom can now calculate entropy for each block
 * Add sha256-384-512 hashes to hasher
   - Make '-qv' flags be innecesary by default.
 * Extensive use of the new config infrastructure
   cfg.constscbt  - show backtrace when returning the prompt from a !contsc 
command
   dbg.vstack     - variable stack (esp)
   cmd.bp         - breakpoint commands
   file.identify  - use rabin to know PE, ELF, ..
   file.flag      - flag all syms and strings when opening a rabin-known file
   file.type      - what rabin sets
   graph.callblocks - call opcode have to create a new block or not.
   dbg.maps       - load maps when debugging
   dbg.syms       - load syms when debugging
   dbg.strings    - load string refereneces when debugging
 * Flags can be dupped using the new command 'fn'.
    (multiple flags on different places with the same name)
   - Now you can remove a flag by adressing it by the offset. (f -0x80484840)

 
I would like to greet pof, th0rpe, esteve and elektranox for their testing, bug
reporting, ideas, beers, patches and contributions.

Enjoy this release!

  --pancake
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